News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–President Trump’s order to dismantle the Department of Education has led John Jay’s researchers to consider how they’ll continue their projects with changes to federal funding. Story by Laila Mansour
Federal Funding Freeze Poses Questions about Research at John Jay Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Luck gives the John Jay Bloodhounds a second chance to secure their second CUNYAC Championship in its program’s history, beating the long-time champs Baruch Bearcats 80-70. Story by Joel-Anthony Alleyne
John Jay’s Men’s Basketball Wins First CUNYAC Title in Nearly Two Decades Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Outside of owning a music studio, Henry Falco – an adjunct professor and seasoned sound engineer – teaches CSI students the art of music production. Story by K. Nieves
CSI’s Future in Sound Begins at Moon Studios Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Till Aug. 30, the Center for Brooklyn History will have on display the stories of enslaved people, portraits of their descendants and other archives. Story by Shannon Williams
Tracing the History of Slavery in Brooklyn Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Asians for Sex Positivity gives members a non-judgemental space to discuss their sexualities and sex without taboos and race-based stereotypes. Story by Cris Aguasvivas
Asians for Sex Positivity Builds Community Through Education Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Students with diverse cultural backgrounds detail how they attempt to embrace their roots and American identity while navigating life on campus as first-generation. Story by Marrianna Perreira
First-Gen College Students Often Feel Torn Between Two Worlds Read More